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Attachment 12 16.290 Lane Code 16.290 devices as part of the home occupation, other than the vehicles of the owner, shall not be "plainly audible," as defined by LC 5.605, from any boundary of the subject property before 7:0 A.M. or after 5:30 P.M. on Monday through Friday, or before 11 A.M. or after 1 P.M. on Saturday through Sunday. (vi)The operation of the home occupation shall comply with LC 5.700, NUISANCE, and shall comply with this more restrictive requirement. Odors from the home occupation shall not be plainly detectable from any boundary of the subject property before 7:30 A.M. or after 5:30 P.M. on Monday through Friday or before 11 A.M. or after 1 P.M. on Saturday through Sunday. (vii)Advertising signs for the home occupation and/or home office shall not be displayed on the subject property or structures on the subject property. (viii)Outdoor parking of vehicles used with the home occupation and/or home office shall not exceed a maximum of two motorized vehicles and two non- motorized vehicles such as trailers or flatbeds. The operation of these vehicles on the home occupation and/or home office property shall be limited to persons who qualify as workers of the home occupation and/or home office under LC 16.290(2)(h)(i) above and shall not involve more than three trips per day from and to the home occupation and/or home office property. (ix)Use of buildings or structures for the home occupation shall not involve the manufacturing, processing, generation or storage of materials that constitute a high fire, explosion or health hazard as defined by Section 307 of theOregon Structural Specialty Code. (x) The Building Official shall determine if a building plan review application is necessary and shall issue a report with the determination. Any required building permits and certificates of occupancy shall be obtained by the operator prior to operation of the home occupation. (i)Raising and harvesting crops or the feeding, breeding and management of livestock, poultry or fur bearing animals, including structures for these uses. Animals and bees shall not exceed the following numbers per each acre of the subject RR zoned property: (i)One horse, cow or swine per acre not including offspring younger than 6 months old from one of the female animals being counted; or (ii)One goat, sheep, llama or alpaca per half acre not including offspring younger than 6 months old from oneof the female animals being counted. The number of llamas or alpacas per acre may be increased to 4 llamas or alpacas per acre for every acre in the lot or parcel above 2 acres; or (iii) 85 chickens, other fowl or rabbits per acre. (iv)The number of colonies of bees allowed on a property shall be limited to one colony for each 10,000 square feet of lot area and shall be located no closer than 50 feet from any property line. (j)No more than eight dogs over six months in age on any tract subject to compliance with the following conditions: (i) No more than two dogs shall be used for breeding. (ii)The tract where the dogs are located shall not be used as a place of business where dogs are boarded, or where dogs are bred or sold, or where dogs receive medical care. (k)Fish and wildlife habitat management. (l)Forest uses, including the propagation and harvesting of forest products grown on the property or a primary processing facility. The "primary processing of a forest product" means the use of a portable chipper, stud mill or other similar equipment for the initial treatment of a forest product, to facilitate its shipment for further processing or its use on the subject property. "Forest products" means timber and 16-614 LC16.290_291